Bangalore's kind of a spiffy little city, really. No sweat with the climate and the people but the rickshaw drivers really love you. Or your money, rather. For the price they quote for a two mile ride to anywhere in the city, you could rather get on to Virgin Galactic and feel weightless for a few minutes.
The reason for Bangalore was Rock in India, India's first international rock festival, headlined by Machine Head and...
Psst… want stereotype rock bands aping their western counterparts? Lots of them? Come over to the Indian rock scene, we've got truckloads. The same old distorted riffs and antagonistic, fantasy lyrics trying to say the same thing over and over again – it’s all here. Only one in 100 bands tries to experiment and create a sound of their own. Very few succeed and all this is just about English spitting bands. There are very ...
